<TITLE>20. Par 69-73</TITLE>L-69 Oh, listen this week, listen for the voice of God to speak to you. It'll change you; it'll take all the doubt out of your mind, knowing the Lord Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. When we see Him come into the meetings, begin to do the same things that He did when He was here on earth, then you want to listen close for that little voice. That's something that'll change you, say, "Yes, God." That's exactly what the Scripture says. That's word by word what the Scripture says." Go home, take your Bibles, reason it out, see if it's right. Search through the Scriptures. Has to come from Genesis to Revelations, tie through the Bible. That's exactly your promise, and hear God; it'll change you. It'll give you faith to believe. Them crippled hands will come loose; those legs will come loose; that cancer will vanish away. Those blind eyes will open, and the things that God promised will be made manifested.
We're in a world who has been weaned away from those things, but we're building a platform tonight for a Man. Amen. Amen. As the woman said at the well, "Come, see a Man, Who told me the things that I've done. Isn't this the very Messiah?"

L-70 Come, see the Man, the Man that we're building on tonight, Lord Jesus, upon Him, for upon all other grounds is sinking sand. All other grounds will perish, but that Rock, Christ Jesus, will stand forever. You believe that? Yeah.
Abraham confessed that he was a pilgrim and a stranger. All the days of his life he looked for that city, whose Builder and Maker was God. Always that way.
Moses had drifted away from Egypt and had got out in the wilderness, was living fine; he was living back behind the mountain, lovely wife, and little boy, Gershom, to fall heir to all Jethro's sheep and that. Why, he was all right; he was going, just drifting along with the eases of tide, Israel down there in trouble, crying, and God had elected him to deliver the people. But he had got away from it.

L-71 Now, that's what's the matter with many of our churches today. God called us to a ministry. God called us to be His people. God called us to believe in signs and wonders. God called us to perform signs and wonders. He called us to do that, and we're drifting too far away from it. What we need is another visitation of God. Won't God send it here at this Eisenhower Auditorium? Send a visitation of the Spirit of God.
We're drifting too far away like Moses did. Moses was all right back there; he was having a good living. The church today has got bigger building than it ever had, better churches, better dressed people, better living people than it ever had. But, oh, brother, that's not the thing. Those things perish. We've got the victory; we've got to fight; we've got to do something for the Kingdom of God.

L-72 There was Moses back there, living luxuriously, walking down, one morning, and God spoke to him out of that burning bush. That man was changed from that time on. What a radical thing that causes you to do whenever you find God. Look at Moses, run, killed one Egyptian, and run from it out into the desert. And here he was the next morning, after he had met God in this burning bush, had his wife setting astraddle of a mule with that little Gershom on her hip like that, whiskers hanging about that low, with a stick in his hand, going yonder, just hopping along just shouting and praising God, leading his old mule with his wife on it.
"Where you going, Moses?"
"Going down to Egypt to take over." A one man invasion, but he done it. He did it because God said so, and he had faith.

L-73 When God speaks to a man, he has faith, and he has ambition, and he has a purpose. When God speaks to a man, He gives him a purpose. When God speaks to a man, He gives him ambition. When God speaks to a man, He gives him faith to do it, to accomplish, or achieve what his purpose in life is, what God called him to do. He's called us to be in the church of God. Amen.


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